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hi, steve. think ther if you definition of journalism has changed or evolved in the last 25 years, or from a previous generation? i hate to admit it, i was not around 25 years ago doing this. took a badnalism detour for several years away been arewrite has always part of journalism. if you look at ap or the tabs, that is always a core thing. not me be the most satisfying. there was a secession with search engines. the way to succeed was to hand it over to the techies. it would promote your content even if it wasn't good. that is still true for search engines. they're less important as social platforms rise. nobody's going to share something they were tricked into reading. basically this new ecosystem more. things that are >> i wonder how you are able to do that with your model. >> i think a lot of smart asorters see the business leaping from melting ice flow to melting ice flow. i think there is a lot less. i do not -- i think for a lot of reporters in their 20s, it is hard to see the career pat
hi, steve. think ther if you definition of journalism has changed or evolved in the last 25 years, or from a previous generation? i hate to admit it, i was not around 25 years ago doing this. took a badnalism detour for several years away been arewrite has always part of journalism. if you look at ap or the tabs, that is always a core thing. not me be the most satisfying. there was a secession with search engines. the way to succeed was to hand it over to the techies. it would promote your...
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thank you, steve jobs. it is now simple to buy games, by something you find of value at a number of ages. that is changing. let's not thing is, attend a 14-year-old spot newspapers. they did not. they never did. people come to newspapers when they find the need for the value equation. that is often when they get a first job, or they have a family and they start to think about what the community is offering and what public schools -- and they start to engage with the community in a different way. absolutely i think those things are coming together. i want to go to your content strategy. it is really interesting. i think you create some content and then you sell access or you do deals with people like everyday health, provide access to your audience. how you makelaine the decision of what you cover and what other people will cover? at how you do that? toour strategy is essentially -- we have a theory that most people care about a limited set of things. 70% of web users use less than 15 sites a month. older,le
thank you, steve jobs. it is now simple to buy games, by something you find of value at a number of ages. that is changing. let's not thing is, attend a 14-year-old spot newspapers. they did not. they never did. people come to newspapers when they find the need for the value equation. that is often when they get a first job, or they have a family and they start to think about what the community is offering and what public schools -- and they start to engage with the community in a different...
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steve joins me now. good to see you. >> thank you. >> i think what patricia reported on is more interesting than whether gdp was up . this economy will only prosper if a fairly brood base of americans are feeling prosperous. >> yes, you see it in the data every day. the [ technical difficulties ] >> and that when you look at the competition that the u.s. is facing, and that is really where the problem is, a lot of those good paying jobs that didn't require an enormous amount of skills had gone to other locations. >> right. and hence because of these people who were unemployed even though there are job openings in america, and yet we have more than 10 million unemployed because there is a mismatch. >> a lot of the degrees we create in this country are for human advertise. they are for things that don't generate a lot of income on an ongoing basis. history teachers, english professors, those kind of people make good pay, but they don't get enough to push you over the edge. >> as an economist how do you fix
steve joins me now. good to see you. >> thank you. >> i think what patricia reported on is more interesting than whether gdp was up . this economy will only prosper if a fairly brood base of americans are feeling prosperous. >> yes, you see it in the data every day. the [ technical difficulties ] >> and that when you look at the competition that the u.s. is facing, and that is really where the problem is, a lot of those good paying jobs that didn't require an enormous...
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i know you want to say steve jobs, but you can't. jamie dimon, okay, you win. i know you can probably name a lot of big public companies especially if you have any sort of investments in them, but these matter companies matter. they make products you buy and employ people. a lot of them. exhibit a, microsoft is about to get a ceo, only the third one in its 38-year history. you know the first guy. you probably know the second, steve balmer. but who is going to be the third ceo of microsoft? here are three men of five who have made it to the short list since microsoft board began looking for a replacement for steve balmer. just last night they broke the exclusive details for the final short list. she joins me now. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> why do we care about microsoft and who the ceo is? >> we care because microsoft is one of the largest technology companies out there. they have a shareholder activist that is looking to get a board seat. steve balmer, bill gates, and microsoft is all over every security out there. windows applicat
i know you want to say steve jobs, but you can't. jamie dimon, okay, you win. i know you can probably name a lot of big public companies especially if you have any sort of investments in them, but these matter companies matter. they make products you buy and employ people. a lot of them. exhibit a, microsoft is about to get a ceo, only the third one in its 38-year history. you know the first guy. you probably know the second, steve balmer. but who is going to be the third ceo of microsoft? here...
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steve, good morning. >> it was one of those head scratching days. was it down because of earnings or because we have come so far or gdp figures were better than some expected which means we are likely to get it earlier rather than later. is it being pumped in by the feds? twitter, how do you deal with a sunt like twitter? 73% increase on the debut. up to $44, the valuation now is an eye watering $31 billion. they have 8% the revenues of facebook. elsewhere, credit rating went to aa. high unemployment is hurting the country's ability to make meaningful reforms on tax and structure issues. >> we talk about twit eanother darling stock. they are having more problems with tesla. >> yeah, the third fire in one of these tesla new sedans. the model s. the shares came off 7.5% yesterday. they came off 14%. people are nervous about this one because it's come so far. take a look at where it was trading one year ago. it was trading just under 30 bucks. stock is now trading, even with the force of the last two days at $139. it is up, year to date, 313%. >> depen
steve, good morning. >> it was one of those head scratching days. was it down because of earnings or because we have come so far or gdp figures were better than some expected which means we are likely to get it earlier rather than later. is it being pumped in by the feds? twitter, how do you deal with a sunt like twitter? 73% increase on the debut. up to $44, the valuation now is an eye watering $31 billion. they have 8% the revenues of facebook. elsewhere, credit rating went to aa. high...
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. >> do investors and users need to see a steve jobs like figure, one who has seen both as an innovator and also something who has a savvy business sense? yeah i think ideally that's what twitter has. twitter is a unique platform that the ads are a different kind of ad from anything we have ever seen before. so in a way you do need to be an inna i have tor. >> what does this mean for people who use twitter. what does it mean for someone who tweets tomorrow or a month from now? >> i think it is a very interesting question, and in the near term, there's probably not going to be any significance change, but one thing that people love about twitter is that it has become such a beacon for free speech. for expression. will that change with the eyes of wall street on it? will that change with pressures to make that quarterly profit. quarter after quarter, relentlessly, without end. as they try to look for ways to monotize user data. user information, user conversations. so i think in the short term, there probably won't be any change, and the long term lit be interesting to watch. >> monotizin
. >> do investors and users need to see a steve jobs like figure, one who has seen both as an innovator and also something who has a savvy business sense? yeah i think ideally that's what twitter has. twitter is a unique platform that the ads are a different kind of ad from anything we have ever seen before. so in a way you do need to be an inna i have tor. >> what does this mean for people who use twitter. what does it mean for someone who tweets tomorrow or a month from now?...
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and i dance with steve and i anyway it just somehow molded the wall yeah it was the perfect combination of people i think i've always said that we were the only five people that could have made that there who made the bit it was a name that came from l.a. guns and hollywood rose so it was tracy guns and and axl rose it's a great name is a great great not always the band together i say probably from. i want to see nine hundred eighty four and i was in until one thousand nine hundred six just for you one thousand nine hundred six twelve years you made a lot of money became famous why did you leave just a lot of. that's an even longer story basically you know what it was is axel took over the band and reformed it under guns n roses under his direction and i chose not to join that configuration simple as that so you formed another group there's a bunch of other bands since that ever regret leaving no. it was really something that it was one of those kind of things that it just had it happen the way that it happened and i think that was probably the smartest thing that big decision i ever me
and i dance with steve and i anyway it just somehow molded the wall yeah it was the perfect combination of people i think i've always said that we were the only five people that could have made that there who made the bit it was a name that came from l.a. guns and hollywood rose so it was tracy guns and and axl rose it's a great name is a great great not always the band together i say probably from. i want to see nine hundred eighty four and i was in until one thousand nine hundred six just for...
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steve ho hoffman and i just graduated from college we weamentded twantedto live like e opportunities as as long as possible. we wanted to make it so anybody could find something new on-line 24-hours-a-day days 7 days a w. we dent sit down at the mitt cry table and draft an idea. it was like hey lots solve a problem we have. and it was a process. and we knew above all that we we needed to create a place where users were interested in submitting content and have an open platform for the on-line community. and there was no grand us visio. the one thing i wanted to do on the book tour is that world changing stuff happened in a dramatic way with special people that are different from everyone else it's two recent college graduates and we just started a company like roa read it and we started it. there is no difference between me and anyone of you we are all carbon based life forms that can build stuff. >> as a carbon based life form i have not created my social media giant. i wear makeup and ask you questions. >> you have influence here. >> we do have influence. this is a janky website th
steve ho hoffman and i just graduated from college we weamentded twantedto live like e opportunities as as long as possible. we wanted to make it so anybody could find something new on-line 24-hours-a-day days 7 days a w. we dent sit down at the mitt cry table and draft an idea. it was like hey lots solve a problem we have. and it was a process. and we knew above all that we we needed to create a place where users were interested in submitting content and have an open platform for the on-line...
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. >>> all right, steve, we are looking at a commute that is actually doing pretty well. i was looking at some of these pictures and a lot of the word work is gone and the traffic dark roadwork is gone and if you look at the toll plaza, there is only a few cars and there is no roadwork reported on the actual bridge getting into the city. there was some roadwork on northbound 101 approaching the 880 split and that has been picked up and traffic is moving along nicely. there was some roadwork in dublin and there always seems to be roadwork in liver moore doesn't it. and it is looking good to fremont, let's get back to the desk. >>> public investors are excited because demand for the stock is high and it was higher than expected. katie is there at headquarters and i'm sure employees are more excited than investors, katie? >> good morning, pam, well, there is a lot of hype surrounding this and they have 230 million users which means huge potential but the downside is the company has yet to turn a profit. >> the i p pes are one of the founders of twitter. >> reporter: investor
. >>> all right, steve, we are looking at a commute that is actually doing pretty well. i was looking at some of these pictures and a lot of the word work is gone and the traffic dark roadwork is gone and if you look at the toll plaza, there is only a few cars and there is no roadwork reported on the actual bridge getting into the city. there was some roadwork on northbound 101 approaching the 880 split and that has been picked up and traffic is moving along nicely. there was some...
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. >> steve weiss, they love the stocks. they say the valuations are too high, relative to the long-term growth prospects. >> i didn't get it. to me the -- sitting on the fence, i'm keeping a buy on the stocks. i'm lowering rating on what is the cheapest low with priceline, but if they go down i don't get credit if they trade off. the market looking at momentum in a different way? maybe a short time basis. to me they're working as they've have been working. we talked about before the show, each of the companies has raised earnings in their quarterly reports. >> analysts, did, too, across the board. >> i have no idea what the analysts is talking. >> the same analysts who hated the stock at 21. why are we paying attention to analysts. >> they made it a point of of saying earnings aren't going up, multiples are going out. >> certain names you could have had the same discussion on 50 points, 100. >> 200 points. >> doesn't matter if amazon makes or loses money. netflixes, the same thing, they have the defensible positions and ult
. >> steve weiss, they love the stocks. they say the valuations are too high, relative to the long-term growth prospects. >> i didn't get it. to me the -- sitting on the fence, i'm keeping a buy on the stocks. i'm lowering rating on what is the cheapest low with priceline, but if they go down i don't get credit if they trade off. the market looking at momentum in a different way? maybe a short time basis. to me they're working as they've have been working. we talked about before the...
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>> this is that -- >> how's that, steve? >> let me do it the way steve would do it. he'll ask you this later. what month will the taper begin? >> no, joe, you do this, i don't. >> i do that? >> this is a data-dependent program. and we're going to look at the data and make a decision at each meeting. and so i do think we've made substantial progress in labor markets, unemployment is down almost a full point from when we started this program in september 2012. we've got faster job growth to the tune of 40,000, 50,000 per month since we started the program as compared to the six months before the program started. >> but the last couple haven't been -- >> they haven't been -- they've been a little mixed recently. but i think this motion of cumulative progress is the one you want to think about. and we have had a lot of cumulative progress in labor markets. and every jobs report that continues to show more jobs being created and a tick down in the unemployment rate, is going to mean the probability of a taper goes up. >> plus, you've got skewed data. >> yeah. this report
>> this is that -- >> how's that, steve? >> let me do it the way steve would do it. he'll ask you this later. what month will the taper begin? >> no, joe, you do this, i don't. >> i do that? >> this is a data-dependent program. and we're going to look at the data and make a decision at each meeting. and so i do think we've made substantial progress in labor markets, unemployment is down almost a full point from when we started this program in september 2012....
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we have michael yoshikami at the new york stock exchange, also a cnbc contributor, steve saks, michael hennessey is out in the stratosphere somewhere. >> he's with me. >> i thought he was. good see you all. >> michael, here we go again. very strong jobs report on friday. the blue chips at least liked it but the secondary stocks, the small caps, have been suffering lately. what's going on in this market, do you think? >> i like the sendingary stocks. of the beta stocks have rallying. look at tesla, i realize there's fires going on there but secondary stocks have had huge rallies. i think what you're going to start to see as fundamentals, granted, on the slow basis, start to improve you'll see core stocks continue to pick up momentum. >> maria? >> neil hennessey, what about momentum? they have been driving the day all this year and then when they started to roll over the last couple of weeks. would you put new money in the market now and where are the groups that lead, if in fact we were to see the rally continue? >> if you're not in the market at all, you should be committing some money
we have michael yoshikami at the new york stock exchange, also a cnbc contributor, steve saks, michael hennessey is out in the stratosphere somewhere. >> he's with me. >> i thought he was. good see you all. >> michael, here we go again. very strong jobs report on friday. the blue chips at least liked it but the secondary stocks, the small caps, have been suffering lately. what's going on in this market, do you think? >> i like the sendingary stocks. of the beta stocks...
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flows this year, right now, year-to-date, steve, are about 114 billion positive in equities. there was 600 billion negative over the last five years. again, that feels like the beginning, not the end, of a movement. >> keith, when do you sound the fire alarm? i'm in agreement with you about the lack of exuberance, but when do you sound the fire alarm? what would you have to see diagnostically on the market dashboard, if you will, that would cause you to get cautious? >> anthony, we're asset-class agnostic. we have to be as fiduciaries. we don't have to be bullish in equities. we are, because we see the fundamental underpinning. we see an acceleration in economic growth next year in the u.s. and globally. we think that'll sustain. that drives earnings, as i said earlier, to 1.14 next year, 1.20 the year after. >> anything you're worried about? >> the geopolitical side. you have to worry about when tapering does begin, and it will, how the market will react. we think they'll ultimately be able to absorb it. you'll get bumps along the road. it won't be a straight shot upwards. a
flows this year, right now, year-to-date, steve, are about 114 billion positive in equities. there was 600 billion negative over the last five years. again, that feels like the beginning, not the end, of a movement. >> keith, when do you sound the fire alarm? i'm in agreement with you about the lack of exuberance, but when do you sound the fire alarm? what would you have to see diagnostically on the market dashboard, if you will, that would cause you to get cautious? >> anthony,...
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our own steve weiss said he had cover eed most of his. >> he did. for steve, a great trade, because he was short initially up in the mid-teens. this is a situation, i think a lot of people are going to start talking about it. after seeing the number today, scott. going to start talking about best buy and how they were going out of business until they finally turned around and tripled, went up 300%. i'm not saying jcpenney is about to go into the mid-20s. but in that line in the sand is drawn, where they've stopped going lower, the bounce-back into mid-teens will happen quicker than people are expecting. >> yeah, josh brown -- >> yeah, go ahead, steph. >> i don't know if i would get that excited for .9%. i know expectations are low. when you have costco with 6%, or t.j. that raised guidance, you want to -- >> and discounted the hell out of that, to get the .9%. >> right, right. so the margins, so you don't know the profitability -- >> that's not a healthy point 9%. >> josh, talk to me about tesla while you're at it. >> i would just tell you that i th
our own steve weiss said he had cover eed most of his. >> he did. for steve, a great trade, because he was short initially up in the mid-teens. this is a situation, i think a lot of people are going to start talking about it. after seeing the number today, scott. going to start talking about best buy and how they were going out of business until they finally turned around and tripled, went up 300%. i'm not saying jcpenney is about to go into the mid-20s. but in that line in the sand is...
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they you know things are better than they really are and another another instance i always find is steve stephen marino is the fellow's name who worked for ogilvy the p.r. firm that convinced b.p. to set up the b.p. america facebook page and then let them run it and he gave a very interesting talk at university of texas austin exactly two years after the spill almost to the day and in this talk he's talking to a class of business students i believe it was a about the p.r. machine that they ran and he was very specific about the types of things that they would do he gave the example of anyone who's familiar with the stories maybe seen that. there's a b.p. commercial where there's an african-american woman named iris and she claims to be from new orleans and from the gulf and she's working for b.p. and she's standing there with a shirt on saying you know i'm from new orleans i'm here with b.p. and we're not going to leave until we make things right he said they would run these ads and then track the media impact of them via facebook and twitter gauge audience response three cut the ads bas
they you know things are better than they really are and another another instance i always find is steve stephen marino is the fellow's name who worked for ogilvy the p.r. firm that convinced b.p. to set up the b.p. america facebook page and then let them run it and he gave a very interesting talk at university of texas austin exactly two years after the spill almost to the day and in this talk he's talking to a class of business students i believe it was a about the p.r. machine that they ran...
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i asked you on camera. >> steve, should i buy twitter? let's talk about the price. $26 a share at ipo. a little bit higher than people expected. >> sure because what happens in an ipo they go through a marketing process and there was a lot of demand for this. they kept raising the price at which it would be offered up to $27. it's interesting to compare twitter to two other big ipos, facebook and google. let's start by look at how long these companies have been in business because this gives you a baseline. google had been in business six years when it public. facebook eight. twitter seven. here's the big difference. google had $3 billion. facebook had $5 billion and twitter has $640 million of revenue when it's going public. much smaller company. same is true as of profits. google was making money. facebook was making a tiny bit of money. twitter is losing money. so that gives you a little bit of the background. >> is there a chance to sell ads on twitter. >> they will sell ads. >> tougher for facebook. that's because you cut in specific
i asked you on camera. >> steve, should i buy twitter? let's talk about the price. $26 a share at ipo. a little bit higher than people expected. >> sure because what happens in an ipo they go through a marketing process and there was a lot of demand for this. they kept raising the price at which it would be offered up to $27. it's interesting to compare twitter to two other big ipos, facebook and google. let's start by look at how long these companies have been in business because...
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: marijuana. >> jimmy: mary jane. >> steve: m.j.? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and if you want to know what d.c. would look like with legalized weed, take a look at this. ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here's some good news. a new study found that more americans recently started making healthier food choices. then it was halloween, then it was thanksgiving, then it was christmas, and then americans were back to square one. that's the way it happens. but we tried. we tried. the same study also found that fruit has become the second most popular food in the u.s. the first most popular food in the u.s.? not fruit. anything. of course -- anything but fruit. yeah, yeah, yeah. i'll take it. >> steve: it's not fruit. >> jimmy: not fruit. yeah. can i eat that? no, that's a shirt. all right. of course, another big story this week has been the nsa spying scandal. now, a lot of americans are starting to think more about their own personal security. so we hit the streets to ask people their thoughts on the nsa. but -- this is true
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steves: lucca's wall didn't come cheap. but all that hard work and investment combined with clever diplomacy earned the city a long period of independence. and to this day, the proud lucchesi have a strong sense of identity. rather than showcasing famous monuments, lucca's appeal is in its relaxed old-world ambience. stroll around. take time to let the city unfold. romanesque churches seem to be around every corner, as do inviting piazzas busy with children at play. the main pedestrian drag is via fillungo. strolling here, past elegant old storefronts, you'll get a glimpse of lucca's rich past, as well as its charming present. piazza amphitheater was built around an ancient roman arena. while the arena's long gone, its oval shape is a reminder of the city's classical heritage. locals have been gathering here for 2,000 years. today's attraction -- a flower market. piazza san michele also has ancient roots. it's hosted a market since roman times, when it was the forum. today it's dominated by the church of san michele. toweri
steves: lucca's wall didn't come cheap. but all that hard work and investment combined with clever diplomacy earned the city a long period of independence. and to this day, the proud lucchesi have a strong sense of identity. rather than showcasing famous monuments, lucca's appeal is in its relaxed old-world ambience. stroll around. take time to let the city unfold. romanesque churches seem to be around every corner, as do inviting piazzas busy with children at play. the main pedestrian drag is...
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what i had done i never had but what i had done is you know we used to i used to work with the rock or steve austin and at the end of our matches we would do ten or fifteen minutes of improv just for the fans in the arena just to give them something fun before they went home so we were doing improv every night and it was you know austin is a funny iraq is a funny guy and i was kind of the perfect straight man like the bad guy kind of the frumpy guy that was always kind of been the butt of their jokes but it was fun improv this is team sport you work together like tennis you bat back and forth and once you can figure that out improv is actually a lot of fun to do so when i hit the groundings it was kind of a natural progression for i was already doing the devotee we have a funny. while wrestling yeah to do antics was always fighting always i mean having that while fighting but you know the promos leading up to the matches i was always doing you know gags and showing like sight gags on the screen putting people's heads on top of you know whatever it was i see if you're a jackass a take a donke
what i had done i never had but what i had done is you know we used to i used to work with the rock or steve austin and at the end of our matches we would do ten or fifteen minutes of improv just for the fans in the arena just to give them something fun before they went home so we were doing improv every night and it was you know austin is a funny iraq is a funny guy and i was kind of the perfect straight man like the bad guy kind of the frumpy guy that was always kind of been the butt of their...
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. >> booyah steve. >> from st. louis the home of the 11 time st. louis cardinals but sadly not this year. >> well, okay. >> a big sunny san diego booyah too you. >> charger booyah? >> hey, jim, the great city of virginia beach. a great big booyah. how are you doing today? >> i'm going to give you an allen iverson booyah. >> okay. >> what are we talking about? practice? >> as of today they're giving you a 56% gain. and that's over the course of less than five months. trying to fight a sneeze. [ sneezing ] >> it's better to fight it than sneeze. >> take a look at the daily chart. the fabulous cup and handle formation. the one that looks like a little teacup with the handle on the right side. the cup and handle. oh, boy, holy cow. an inverse head and shoulders pattern. s see? well, i was trying to make a smiley face. >> filled in, boom. >> it's the bullish cross over where the black line goes above the red line. just a second. -- yep. definitely. >> it's clear. if it's a little yellow dot usually that means that. oh, that's mcdonald's, sorry. >>> befo
. >> booyah steve. >> from st. louis the home of the 11 time st. louis cardinals but sadly not this year. >> well, okay. >> a big sunny san diego booyah too you. >> charger booyah? >> hey, jim, the great city of virginia beach. a great big booyah. how are you doing today? >> i'm going to give you an allen iverson booyah. >> okay. >> what are we talking about? practice? >> as of today they're giving you a 56% gain. and that's over the...
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steve sedgwick live for us in london. do people think this is going to pop huge at the open or what? >> reporter: well, it's popped huge before the open as well. they raised the price twice, brian. what's interesting is what led the dow higher yesterday, really old tech, microsoft trading at highest level in 12 years. now it's all about twitter, which upped its price target twice. $26 per share is the ipo price. they could have sold this twice over. it's valuing the company pretty highly. $18 billion is the valuations. there are caveats out there. some people slightly concerned. it doubles its revenue to 168 million u.s. dollars. year on year tripled its losses. a company very high valued still losing $164 million in the last quarter. in other struggling websites looking at potential merger, henry blodget, nothing coming out of it yet. would they like a full collaboration? they were just having breakfast, denton and blodget. >> two big brands and names in the business. when was the last time you walked out of your flat an
steve sedgwick live for us in london. do people think this is going to pop huge at the open or what? >> reporter: well, it's popped huge before the open as well. they raised the price twice, brian. what's interesting is what led the dow higher yesterday, really old tech, microsoft trading at highest level in 12 years. now it's all about twitter, which upped its price target twice. $26 per share is the ipo price. they could have sold this twice over. it's valuing the company pretty highly....
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steve sedgwick, good morning. >> yeah. the kay shiler home price was the real -- wrels we saw potentially the report coming out, and they could charge consumers for parking money on deposit. this is a long shot. the fed in its most recent chat talked about potentially charging banks. banks having zero interest rates, and consumers may be tied on deposit. it is a long shot. waiting for the banks to turn around and said no, that's not the case as well. men's warehouse turning the tables in a bid for -- basically when you are the acquirer, if you get acquired, this is called the patent house. 1980s. >> yeah. i actually have a retro little joy stick game of trying to teach my kids how to play pack man. speaking of games, do you have on your iphone and ipad, is it there a game you're a little ashamed to have on it? >> where he. but it's not candy crush. >> what is it, though? can you tell me? >> it's tetris. >> still? >> minesweeper. these are the most basic games. >> well, tell me about candy crush because these games come in
steve sedgwick, good morning. >> yeah. the kay shiler home price was the real -- wrels we saw potentially the report coming out, and they could charge consumers for parking money on deposit. this is a long shot. the fed in its most recent chat talked about potentially charging banks. banks having zero interest rates, and consumers may be tied on deposit. it is a long shot. waiting for the banks to turn around and said no, that's not the case as well. men's warehouse turning the tables in...
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sacked, steve cohen's s.a.c. capital in a record settlement with the feds, now kate kelly has the latest on what happens to the firm. and of course its founder. tweet this, twitter ups its ipo range. traders weigh in on whether they'd buy the stock when it opens for business. >>> the markets heading into the final stretch of the year looking for more gains. surprisingly, still looking for love. so, why is one of the strongest rallies in recent memory still searching for respect? and what does all it mean to where we go from here? "halftime". pete, where's the love in the rally? >> i think it doesn't really take a lot to find some of the love. i think part of the problem is the fact that the financials really have not participated this in quarter. look over at some of the industrial names, i pick out ge, one of the names that i like. we've seen a lot of option paper in there look at energy names, i'm not talking about the big cap energy that everybody always likes to focus on. i'm looking at some of the mid tier n
sacked, steve cohen's s.a.c. capital in a record settlement with the feds, now kate kelly has the latest on what happens to the firm. and of course its founder. tweet this, twitter ups its ipo range. traders weigh in on whether they'd buy the stock when it opens for business. >>> the markets heading into the final stretch of the year looking for more gains. surprisingly, still looking for love. so, why is one of the strongest rallies in recent memory still searching for respect? and...
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steve looks too much. in any case it is a sovereign choice ukraine whether to stay in the free trade zone with russia or with whom this tiny tree deal with respect destroys whatever it may be. picking on him. ukrainian authorities halted operations for the conclusion of the trade deal with the european union on thursday in november twenty first the government explained that the decision was taken in order to ensure the national and economic security. the protest over halting the european integration spread to all cities of ukraine. meanwhile a petition to conduct a person the sanctions against you not only in the cabinet of ministers in case of ukraine does not sign the deal appeared to say that the us president's administration more than one thousand people signed a petition within a few days. a jealous of kazakhstan has approved the new rules for procurement according to the finance minister pockets of the draft law will ensure competition and reduce corruption cover the deputies adopted the document wit
steve looks too much. in any case it is a sovereign choice ukraine whether to stay in the free trade zone with russia or with whom this tiny tree deal with respect destroys whatever it may be. picking on him. ukrainian authorities halted operations for the conclusion of the trade deal with the european union on thursday in november twenty first the government explained that the decision was taken in order to ensure the national and economic security. the protest over halting the european...
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i'm here with tiki barber and steve wilkos. we were talking about the chemistry issues with the red sox, how great it was in the clubhouse with the world series. what about when things start to careen in the other reaction, tee tiki? >> i think it's part of sports, part of the football culture. you kind of initiate new folks, new players. jonathan martin is in his second year. but you initiate them into football. they kind of have to earn respect. now, i think we have to be careful with using the term bullying that. would imply he was a defenseless person, that he couldn't fight back. i think he can. i think there's probably something else going on here that's only exacerbated by his teammates getting on him for whatever reason. and guys are going to do that. to me the most important thing is that a veteran leader in that locker room takes control of that situation. it can come down from on high from the coaching staff or the organization. but it's better if it comes from internally. >> you do a lot of shows on bullying. this i
i'm here with tiki barber and steve wilkos. we were talking about the chemistry issues with the red sox, how great it was in the clubhouse with the world series. what about when things start to careen in the other reaction, tee tiki? >> i think it's part of sports, part of the football culture. you kind of initiate new folks, new players. jonathan martin is in his second year. but you initiate them into football. they kind of have to earn respect. now, i think we have to be careful with...
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give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you folks? how you folks doing? how are y'all doing? thank you very much, everybody. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey! and boy, we got a good one for you today, folks. straight out of austin, texas, it's the hornsby family. and from miami, florida, it's the anderson family. everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new, fuel-efficient ford fusion. let's go. we got money to play for, let's get it on. give me nathaniel. give me john. ["family feud" theme plays] here we go, guys. we've got the top 8 answers on the b.
give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you folks? how you folks doing? how are y'all doing? thank you very much, everybody. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey! and boy, we got a good one for you today, folks. straight out of austin, texas, it's the hornsby family. and from miami, florida, it's the anderson family. everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of...
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. >> is that the right play, steve? >> there's so many stocks to choose from where you can justify valuation, life's just too short and the game's too hard to mess around with twitter. there's no fundamental basis, as barry diller says, for this valuation. i'm not saying it's a faddish company. no, it's a real company with reed prospects, but the valuation, the embracing here, is a big fad. i wouldn't own it -- >> steve, i would agree you're right about that, but also counter with none of the great growth stocks throughout history were ever cheap, and by the time they were and valuations were reasonable, that's exactly the time when you -- >> okay, so instead of giving me a history lesson, go out and buy it. >> i own it. >> you own twitter? >> correct. >> but i thought you lightened up -- >> it's not a history lesson. netflix was never justifiable at any valuation. >> difference. >> everything's different! >> exactly. exactly. here's the deal. [ overlapping speakers ] >> -- netflix has a sure operating history. netflix
. >> is that the right play, steve? >> there's so many stocks to choose from where you can justify valuation, life's just too short and the game's too hard to mess around with twitter. there's no fundamental basis, as barry diller says, for this valuation. i'm not saying it's a faddish company. no, it's a real company with reed prospects, but the valuation, the embracing here, is a big fad. i wouldn't own it -- >> steve, i would agree you're right about that, but also counter...
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liz: billionaire steve cohen's sac capital expected to plead guilty in federal court friday to securities fraud following the firm's more than a billion dollars settlement with the feds yesterday. that was big news. cohen himself has not been accused of wrongdoing. adam: aaol's stock is surging after the company's earnings report. third-quarter revenues beat wall street forecast though earnings fell 90% on one-time charges. liz: number four u.s. mobile provider, scrappy, trying to become number un, t-mobile u.s., third quarter subscriber growth easily beating expectations. we had the chief financial officer on sounding a very strong results. they are turning up heat on verizon wireless and at&t. adam: not exactly 200 megabytes of free data. shares of michael kors company got a boost after the company announce ad stronger forecast, 40% jump in profit. liz: new call of duty ghosts went on sale for the first time today. the latest version of the billion dollar videogame franchise. one of most popular, not that exciting at least what the markets are looking for in sales. "after the bell" star
liz: billionaire steve cohen's sac capital expected to plead guilty in federal court friday to securities fraud following the firm's more than a billion dollars settlement with the feds yesterday. that was big news. cohen himself has not been accused of wrongdoing. adam: aaol's stock is surging after the company's earnings report. third-quarter revenues beat wall street forecast though earnings fell 90% on one-time charges. liz: number four u.s. mobile provider, scrappy, trying to become number...
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>> there a lot of reasons for that, steve. i'm not going to enumerate all of them now except so to say every senator is entitled to be skeptical and to ask tough questions. they did and will and we will answer them. we will answer the questions and i will continue to talk to senators in the next days. i believe that what we are doing is and the president believes this very deeply. the best first step that will actually make israel safer, it will extend the break out time if we don't get this first step, not only will that break out time shrink, but iran may interpret the congressional reaction of wanting to increase sanctions as bad faith on our part and unwillingness to in fact negotiate and my drive the hard liners more into the commitment that they have to have the weapon. these are difficult judgments. you come to the table with our input and our information. i respect their positions, but we respectfully believe that the executive branch of government under the constitution deserves the right to negotiate and property the
>> there a lot of reasons for that, steve. i'm not going to enumerate all of them now except so to say every senator is entitled to be skeptical and to ask tough questions. they did and will and we will answer them. we will answer the questions and i will continue to talk to senators in the next days. i believe that what we are doing is and the president believes this very deeply. the best first step that will actually make israel safer, it will extend the break out time if we don't get...
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i don't want to upset the hedge fund viewers, nobody is bigger than steve cohen, and like when eliot spitzer went after that, caving, caving, caving, the government doesn't try a single one of the cases. the question, what was the last securities and exchange commission case tried? mark cuban who won. the jury was out for about an hour and a half and found there was no cause of action. stuart: but this is what the left wants, politically, they want to be able to say, the banks, wall street, hedge funds, they are responsible for the crash. they're crooks, they're robbers, thieves and liars and that's exactly what they're doing because they're making political capital out of it. >> where does the 1.2 billion come from? it comes from the profits of this corporation which will never again be available for investment. that's an extraordinary harm to the economy and to the people who work to achieve it. stuart: where does the money go, by the way. >> to the general treasury. well, it goes to the sec which will remit it to the general treasury. look, the sec is the king of the hill when it
i don't want to upset the hedge fund viewers, nobody is bigger than steve cohen, and like when eliot spitzer went after that, caving, caving, caving, the government doesn't try a single one of the cases. the question, what was the last securities and exchange commission case tried? mark cuban who won. the jury was out for about an hour and a half and found there was no cause of action. stuart: but this is what the left wants, politically, they want to be able to say, the banks, wall street,...
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more will come with steve cohen. he will either start another company with different name or they will indict him. this is not the end of his travails. ashley: judge, thank you very much. >> pleasure guys. tracy: a little bit of sad news this hour from chicago. charlie trotter, famed restaurateur as died at age of 54. self-taught chef, trotter closed his iconic restaurant in chicago last year to give him time to go back to school and travel the world. trotter, believe it or not earned 10 james beard awards and was considered a mentor to many chefs and chicago and united states. i actually had pleasure of meeting him. ashley: fairly recently. tracy: very recently. terrible news. ashley: very young too. tracy: all right. talk about doing your civic duty? i voted, did you? we have complete coverage of the governor races in new jersey and virginia as well as race for mayor? new york city and detroit. ashley: we're covering what is on the ballot. colorado voters decide on taxing marijuana. is it just smoke or high revenue
more will come with steve cohen. he will either start another company with different name or they will indict him. this is not the end of his travails. ashley: judge, thank you very much. >> pleasure guys. tracy: a little bit of sad news this hour from chicago. charlie trotter, famed restaurateur as died at age of 54. self-taught chef, trotter closed his iconic restaurant in chicago last year to give him time to go back to school and travel the world. trotter, believe it or not earned 10...
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steve liesman with the story. >> thanks. this poll conducted by public opinion strategists, which does the polling for cnbc the republican half of our polling team, did this poll on behalf of the international franchise association and the u.s. chamber of commerce. find a very negative impact right now on businesses and employment from the affordable care act. let's take a look at the graphics. 64% of franchise and 53% of nonfranchise are saying the aca is having an impact on their business. you might expect that but now let's take a look at what they're saying about specifically how. they say because of aca, 30% of franchise owners have replaced full with part time about 15% have seen reduced staff and more than 30% have reduced worker hours. this has potentially huge neck negative impact on employment. one other piece of data. asked if they would stay below 50 workers. 59 % of franchise owners and 52% of nonfranchise owners. there's a lot of debate about this. unclear whether or not it shows up in the official government d
steve liesman with the story. >> thanks. this poll conducted by public opinion strategists, which does the polling for cnbc the republican half of our polling team, did this poll on behalf of the international franchise association and the u.s. chamber of commerce. find a very negative impact right now on businesses and employment from the affordable care act. let's take a look at the graphics. 64% of franchise and 53% of nonfranchise are saying the aca is having an impact on their...
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steve sedgwick live for us in london. steve, good morning. >> hello there. yeah, the market had a very good month in october. s&p up over 23% for the year, up over 4% in the month of october. so, yes, they gave back a bit of ground, but it wasn't a great fright. elsewhere really interesting stories. 23 million homes plus, 47 million americans plus, are actually recipients of food stamps and they will get a benefit cut today. it will be around about 36 bucks out of the 275 monthly benefit per household which will be cut, but there is a multiplier effect. which means it has a two to one effect in many cases. so if you lose $5 billion worth of benefits, that can have a $10 billion effect on the u.s. economy. so real concerns there about what those benefit cuts mean across the united states. elsewhere, a bit of good news for people who have been reluctant up until now to put money toward flexible spending arguments for health care. basically use it or lose it was the old mantra. now it seems the irs and treasury saying you might be able to carry forward 500 buck
steve sedgwick live for us in london. steve, good morning. >> hello there. yeah, the market had a very good month in october. s&p up over 23% for the year, up over 4% in the month of october. so, yes, they gave back a bit of ground, but it wasn't a great fright. elsewhere really interesting stories. 23 million homes plus, 47 million americans plus, are actually recipients of food stamps and they will get a benefit cut today. it will be around about 36 bucks out of the 275 monthly...
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. >> it is about steve cohen and it is steve cohen. this is fascinating. steve cohen has not been charged with insider trading but the day after sac pled guilty, paid $1.2 billion, steve cohen remains under investigation, the next day chris christie won overwhelmingly new jersey governor and guess what he did? he personally called steve cohen to come to his big gala association and attend a private dinner. now there is nothing illegal about that. but this is now raising eyebrows from people, republicans who saw him at the event, from people starting to make its way around the political analyst circles where they're saying this is incredible fodder for anybody that runs against christie in the future, particularly if he goes up, if he runs for president in 2016, this could be a campaign commercial. this is what we know, christie personally invited him. heard through the grapevine steve cohen following the monday plea deal was depressed, wasn't feeling very well. told him to get, quote, his rear end off the couch from what i understand. that is direct quote
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. >> steve: oh, mary. >> jimmy: terrible. i just have this terrible life. >> steve: oh, my gosh. no, no, mary, no. >> jimmy: okay, well what is this? gluten is not real? [ laughter ] next one from @mandyspells. she says, "i would be able to switch between being a guy and a girl so i could have free drinks when i want, but pee in a urinal, too." [ laughter and applause ] good idea, mandy. >> steve: way to win. >> jimmy: it's a win/win, man. it's a win/win. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: a win/win. >> steve: she's european. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] this one's from @cesconavarro. he says, "i would have the power to shrink my hand so i could eat the last few pringles." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, my goodness. >> jimmy: this one's from @davidcoggeshall, he says, "i would have the ability to give sudden boners to tv weathermen." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what really? >> jimmy: out of all the powers, that's he wants. >> steve: i have that power. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one from @loveisabella8. she says, "i would have the power to stop letting anyone over the
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she might use of chemical pastor steve pemberton. which commemorates the truth in the first day of the conviction rates the child. through him. just listen to the far reaches of the universe the connections to stitch. since it's open to new piece to stitch and sleep in the house. stick around or religion. this is true masters of musicians from around the road. my kids the children. we listened to the ranks. while the story went. www. eighteen what not i was taught at it. i came from somebody and it's this animal but this time. and i ended up that monkey send him back something. and we walk in a small dish on the defendant's defendant's innocence out then sent us some money. we doubled the ground cause sister some money and this is some lad is the of the town we abt what can we get fake and a pink mist. and thus woman is stocking making some money only how the model among contain ten. it's that good so we wanted to have a voice of ghosts woman come out six both testers and the faults of butter. and they shouldn't be the nation and the
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todd buchholz former white house economic adviser to the first president bush also with us our own steve liesman. gentlemen, good to see you. >> good to be here, maria. >> explain the theory. >> well, look, if obama care fails because of the website, well, then that's terrible for the president. let's say it succeeds and give it the benefit of the doubt and say the president is right and 30 million people sign up, and they start getting insurance, but they start paying premiums. those premiums maybe they'll be a bargain, $100, $200 a month. >> they haven't been a bargain. i see your point. >> let's give the president all the credit and say it's going to work. that's by my calculations about $77 billion of spending by consumers that they won't have to spend at mcdonald's and target and ford motor -- that's a lot of money. more than the president's stimulus plan spent on infrastructure or for tax cuts. it could be in an economy right now where consumers look a little bit shaky, it could be just enough to dislodge us from this tentative recovery. >> steve, you on board? >> not exactly. and
todd buchholz former white house economic adviser to the first president bush also with us our own steve liesman. gentlemen, good to see you. >> good to be here, maria. >> explain the theory. >> well, look, if obama care fails because of the website, well, then that's terrible for the president. let's say it succeeds and give it the benefit of the doubt and say the president is right and 30 million people sign up, and they start getting insurance, but they start paying...
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steve sent any, live for -- steve centanni, live for us. >>> the victims and fist responders of the devastating tornadoes that happened in illinois. the luncheon will be hosted by illinois congressman aaron shot. chicago blackhawks cha ir rit is donating $1,200 to pay for the luncheon. families are recovering from that. >> she died trying to protect her patients. she is being remembered for her bravery during a wild stabbing spree. people were watching in it horror as the suspect started attacking visitors and employees. as the screams were ringing out she w gail was rushing in to help. >> she was just a give. it came out in every aspect of her life and everything that she is. it's going to be cold for a long while, her grandchildren, her children. >> especially thanksgiving. >> four people were hurt before police stopped the suspect. his motive is still unclear. >> a connecticut judge orders the release of the sandy hook 911 calls. they in unitemust be made publi december 4th. the calls are said to include two gun shots but nothing graphic from the victims. the judge said releasing the recordi
steve sent any, live for -- steve centanni, live for us. >>> the victims and fist responders of the devastating tornadoes that happened in illinois. the luncheon will be hosted by illinois congressman aaron shot. chicago blackhawks cha ir rit is donating $1,200 to pay for the luncheon. families are recovering from that. >> she died trying to protect her patients. she is being remembered for her bravery during a wild stabbing spree. people were watching in it horror as the suspect...
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it rlly is. >> steve is th superintendent for morganill unified. while he was not on safe during january's case, heays t distri has worked to improve special ed services. >> ion colluding oering $2,000 heng bonuses to recruit qualified special e teachers. >> districts sometimes actively delay or dy these services students. as an administrator, have yo seen that? and why did that happen >> i havseen that. i don't believe that that is ethical. it not professional. >> he says funding i a challenge for all distric. the federal government is pposed to pay for 40% o spial ed services but on average, only chipped in 17%. but he saysight budgets are no excuse t del or deny services. >> it doesn't mean that everybody gets the same. equity means that everybody gets what they deserve toelp make them the most successful >> robin hansen now writes laws to support paren and arm therm need to ensure their children get the schooling they're promis. >> when you have a child, you have to everything in your power to raise that chi and when they grow up.independent an
it rlly is. >> steve is th superintendent for morganill unified. while he was not on safe during january's case, heays t distri has worked to improve special ed services. >> ion colluding oering $2,000 heng bonuses to recruit qualified special e teachers. >> districts sometimes actively delay or dy these services students. as an administrator, have yo seen that? and why did that happen >> i havseen that. i don't believe that that is ethical. it not professional. >>...